


Intimacy

by Giddleford



Category: Doctor Who & Related Fandoms, Doctor Who (2005), Torchwood
Genre: A repeated breach of basic work ethic and I am really sorry for people with this job., Alternate Timelines, Alternate Universe, Angst, Angst with a Happy Ending, Blimey I'm a mess writing tags., Emotional Hurt/Comfort, Falling In Love, Giving you a terrible reputation., Idiots in Love, M/M, Set in 2009, Sex, Sexual Dysfunction, Slow Burn, Suicidal Thoughts, Therapy, Work In Progress, after CoE, sex therapy
Language: English
Status: In-Progress
Published: 2020-03-13
Updated: 2020-03-13
Packaged: 2021-02-28 21:08:47
Rating: Explicit
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Chapters: 1
Words: 5,037
Publisher: archiveofourown.org
Story URL: https://archiveofourown.org/works/23133697
Author URL: https://archiveofourown.org/users/Giddleford/pseuds/Giddleford
Summary: Things just keep piling onto another pulling Jack further down misery. Torchwood is gone, Ianto is gone and now he's discovered he has erectile dysfunction.He needs help, and maybe Dr Graham O'Brien, a renowned sex therapist is just what he is looking for.
Relationships: Jack Harkness/Graham O'Brien, Jackham
Comments: 8
Kudos: 10





	Intimacy

**Author's Note:**

> I pull Jack to the rockiest of bottoms and I am so sorry for him, but it had to happen. This story, it's awfully clear in my head so I'm risking it and I'm going for the I will update it as I go. 
> 
> Big thanks to Dabberdees and the Jackham Discord, this would not exist without you.

Sound was blasting through the speakers, a deafened pulse with no clear distinction. It sounded like your average club music, all songs sounded the same and there was no clear transition. It was like a relentless beat going on for hours, and  _ oh it had gone on for hours _ .

Jack finished his last shot of vodka and ordered another one. There was no finesse in it, he just wanted to get properly drunk, and vodka would do the job.

He hated being so clear headed when he was drunk though. All that alcohol did was mess with his body, making him clumsy. He was sloppy, and movements were too loud, but his thoughts were just as clear and he hated that.

Because if he could think,  _ he could remember. _

If he could remember, well, he could see Ianto dying in his arms all over again.

He could see his daughter crying as she cradled his grandson, his little soldier, dead, bleeding through his nose and ears. 

And he hated that.

The barman came back, a pretty blonde young lad with a fairly lean composition. He served the shot, and probably mumbled something about it being the last one. Jack really didn’t care. He had lost count a long time ago, and yet he was feeling too sober. He dropped the cash onto the counter, and the bartender picked it up with a smile.

He pushed himself a little bit from the bar and picked up the shot. Slowly, he raised it to his eyeline and observed it, a light sway to him. The bright lights of the club reflected over the glass, magentas and blues diffusing through the clear liquid. His light sway made the vodka ever more hypnotizing to Jack, for the light reflected differently and his blurring eyes just seemed to really like what he was looking at. He could see the barman, or rather barboy, he was pretty young, looking at him with interest. 

An immortal man wouldn’t stop and feel the bricks that composed the wall under his fingertips.

And now he was feeling the shot of vodka at the best of his abilities.

Jack drank the vodka in the most fluid movement that he could manage. He got his chin wet, vodka dropping down from the sides of his mouth, and he knew his shirt would be reeking with alcohol the next day. He was long past the point of caring.

The barman- no, wait, barboy- was still looking at him. He was a drunk man who was brooding off at the bar, was that really his definition of attractive? He’d been like that the whole night. It didn’t matter, he was hot, and Jack was open. He needed to be, it had been enough time already. Looking around and noting that the bar was rather empty, Jack decided to receive the boy’s attention.

“Not much of a busy night,” commented Jack at the bartender’s direction with the most charming smile he could muster. 

“Well,” started the blonde while taking a towel and wiping Jack’s side of the bar, hiding his smile. “It is a Sunday after all, and most people are too thrashed to be ordering more drinks.”

A group of bachelors on your ordinary stag do came stumbling towards the bartender asking for more drinks. Since they were quite inebriated and coming in a mass, one of them, and really it was inevitable, ended up vomiting on Jack. The back of his navy blue shirt, and his matching lighter blue suspenders, were now ruined forever. Jack knew the stench would never leave.

“Aghhh,” groaned Jack looking back. This wasn’t going well at all. He could feel the grimy liquid on his back and smell the cheese and bacon fries the man had had for lunch. It could have made him vomit in that instant, his stomach was rather full, but he contained himself. No need to have another vomiting drunk.

“Sorry mate,” said the terribly drunk man who had delivered Jack’s little gift with a pat on Jack’s clean shoulder. “I could lend you my coat if you like?”

“Nah, it’s alright,” replied Jack. He stopped the man taking his jacket off, with a sway of his hand. It wasn't in a great state either, they were mysterious stains on the sleeves and frankly Jack didn’t want to know. There really was no problem, Jack had another layer of clothing on him, he almost always did. With exasperation he started unbuttoning his shirt, a particularly hard activity with clumsy fingers. 

“I could help you out with that,” offered the young bartender as the group slipped off happily with their drinks.  _ Well, look at that, maybe it was a good thing after all.  _ Jack smirked to himself. “My shift is almost over anyway.”

“Sure,” agreed Jack. 

He went to stand up from his stool, the world blurring at the edges and every movement feeling like it was too harsh. He was just at the edge and the last shot hadn’t hit yet, this was going to be interesting. 

The bartender, whose name he still didn’t know, downed a drink himself, and called a colleague. It was a woman with dyed short blonde hair with a couple of pink streaks and gorgeous tattoo sleeves. She smiled at her colleague, maybe even gave him an encouraging pat and took his place. With a chuckle he came from behind the bar and led Jack through a corridor to the staff bathroom. He had this slight jump in his step, and Jack would shake his head if it didn’t blur things too much. The bathroom was cold, harsh white light illuminating white tiles. It was almost surgical, very detached, very raw. The thump of the music could still be heard from there, but that was all it was, a constant thump. The vibration no longer coarsed through your body like in the main area and Jack debated whether he missed the sensation or not. It was a pleasant rumble in your chest, even though what you were hearing was dissonant at best.

The barman closed the door behind them, and Jack leaned back on a sink, facing the toilet stalls, he needed stability. Maybe Jack’s vision was blurry but he could see the excitement on the boy’s face. Now the question was,  _ how long were they going to keep up the charade? _

“You’re not the first one this has happened to,” started the bonde with a small smile. He approached Jack with caution and motioned to his shirt to which Jack responded with a nod. “My colleague, Vanessa, got her new denim jacket ruined just when she was going to start her shift.” 

“Glad to know,” replied Jack in an act of courtesy. “I haven’t really catched your name”

“Ah, right,” flushed the boy midway through unbuttoning Jack’s shirt. He stopped what he was doing and scratched the back of his neck in embarrassment. “I’m Floyd.”

“Nice to meet you Floyd,” said Jack with another of his charming smiles. “I’m Jack.”

Floyd returned the smile and resumed the unbuttoning of Jack’s shirt. In no time he was done, and Jack could easily slip off his suspenders and remove his shirt. Everything stenched of alcohol and vomit, it wasn’t the most comfortable of situations and even then Floyd looked eager. Jack would’ve frowned in confusion if it weren’t for the fact that it would probably read wrong to the boy, and that, frankly, he didn’t care. 

He could see the lust in Floyd’s eyes, eying him up and down his torso. Jack knew he looked good in a tight undershirt, that was one of the many reasons why he wore it. Being looked at like that, it made him grin, it made him see Floyd with new eyes as well. The kid wasn’t just hot, he was properly attractive, and that filled Jack with anticipation. 

In a bold move he reached for Floyd’s belt and pulled him closer, grabbing his chin in between his fingers and tilting just so slightly upwards.

“Now,” murmured Jack with a smile, searching for Floyd’s reaction in his hazel eyes. ”Want to tell me why you decided to help a man like me?”

Floyd was falling apart with just a couple of words and Jack loved it. He missed that sensation so dearly, the ability to affect people in that way. Yeah, he was going to go all the way tonight, it had been long enough. He was ready.

_ I am ready. _

Jack softly kissed Floyd, just enough to be rejected if desired, and Floyd responded with enthusiasm, grabbing behind Jack’s neck and deepening the kiss. Jack opened his mouth and poured some tongue into the mix, desperately hoping he wasn’t too sloppy because he was drunk. 

Floyd groaned.

Apparently, he wasn’t sloppy at all.

The corners of Jack’s mouth twitched upwards as he continued to kiss Floyd. This was going, well, he was doing well,  _ I am good _ . He let his hand wander down Floyd’s back landing at his ass, and Jack pulled upwards and forward, pressing the two together. He could feel Floyd’s growing erection pressing on his thigh and a small moan came out of both of them.

Good, great! Except, no,  _ something was wrong. _

There was no erection pressing back on Floyd’s thigh. 

_ Maybe it just needs a little bit more encouragement, that’s all.  _

Jack grabbed a fistfull of Floyd’s long blonde hair making the kiss a lot more passionate. He moved his hips in such a way so that both of them could get more friction. He could feel Floyd’s moan coming out of his mouth through the kiss. Desperately, Floyd pulled his white shirt so it would untuck from Jack’s beige dress pants. Catching the hint, Jack removed his shirt only parting from the kiss for a mere fraction of a second that it took him to remove it. 

Floyd ran his hands all over his chest and abruptly stopped the kiss. 

_ He needs a proper look, huh? _

Leaning against a sink in the staff bathroom stood Jack, shirtless, a little bit breathless. Floyd grinned and started licking Jack’s neck while he rubbed Jack’s nipples with wandering fingertips. He slowly descended down his torso, a coy look in his eyes, biting his bottom lip. Jack’s breath hitched.

_ No, stop, Floyd, it’s not- _

But it was too late. Folyd was facing Jack’s crotch, a disappointingly unbulging crotch. He was frowning now, and Jack could do nothing but rub his eyes with his hand, the other grasping the sink in frustration. It was not the good kind of frustration,  _ and he hated that. _

Floyd stood up, clearly confused.

“What’s wrong with it?” Asked the kid as he squirmed his hand inside Jack’s pants to feel his floppy dick. “Why is it not working?”

Jack laughed, a long bitter and frustrated laugh, and pulled Floyd’s hand off his cock. 

_ It’s all a joke, a cruel sadistic joke. _

He’d gone through so much. So many lives, so many  _ deaths _ .

He could cry.

The moment he felt ready to go further than a drunk kiss, after he let himself brood for  _ six fucking months _ . 

That very moment!

_ His cock. Would. Not. Work _ .

“I don’t know,” replied Jack to Folyd’s question. He was smiling, because frankly it was a lot better to laugh, even if it was a bitter one, than to cry. He’d cried enough. “I have no idea.”

Floyd reached for his crotch and with surprising accuracy, Jack stopped him.

“Maybe if we-”

_ This is humiliating.  _

“If it’s not up, it won’t get up,” growled Jack. He let his anger seep through his voice, but he really didn’t care. He grabbed his white shirt that had been discarded on one of the nearby sinks and put it on. “I have to go.”

Without looking back, he marched his way out of the staff bathroom, pretending that he was sober enough not to stumble. The last vodka shot had just started to hit and the whole thing just felt like an out of body experience. Every movement that Jack had while walking through the staff only corridor felt almost independent, and constantly overshooting. He was still clear minded though, so he felt how he was controlling his body through a charade.

In the background he could hear Floyd calling him, having finally broken out of his trance at seeing Jack storm out of what could have been a blowjob. Jack wasn’t going to turn back, it had been humiliating enough.

Just as he was about to leave he realized he was missing something.

His coat, he was missing his iconic long coat. He had left it in the stool beside him.

“Wait, Jack!” Floyd called as he catched up to him. “You left-”

“I know,” barked Jack. Snatching his coat from the stool, he turned around on his heel, mentally cursing for making such a brusque movement when he was that drunk. He put it on, coat swishing around as he marched towards the door of the establishment. He could feel two pairs of eyes looking at him and he  _ really _ could not care if he was going to turn into colleague gossip.

“Will I see you again?” Floyd shouted over the thumping music. 

_ Seriously, even after all of that? _

Jack didn’t even bother to respond. 

He exited the building and headed towards his hotel. Small drops of water started falling from the cloudy night sky and Jack could feel that a heavy one was coming.

_ Great, just great. _

He pulled his coat closer at best of his abilities and concentrated on walking a straight line. The hotel wasn’t far, he just needed to go back without causing a scene, like, I don’t know, dying in a car- 

_ Stop, red light, doesn’t matter if no cars are coming. _

The light turned green in an instant and rain started pouring down harder, sticking Jack’s hair to his forehead. His body was too numb to even feel the cold that came with getting wet. Almost like controlling a video game character Jack walked himself down the street. _ Just a couple turns, then we’re there.  _ In no time he found himself at the hotel’s big glass doors.

Wobbling through the empty lobby, Jack spotted the receptionist looking at him with a scowl. He was getting the whole place wet, the red carpet turning a shade of burgundy under his feet. He could feel his thoughts, silently judging. Oh look! Another drunk.  _ Ugh _ . His blood was boiling already, he had no space to think about that. He didn’t care, _ I don’t care _ . He approached the elevator and pressed the button on his second try. No one was inside when he arrived, just his lonely reflection. His eyes were clearly tired, and the rest of him was a soaking wet mess.

_ God, I’m pathetic. _

He turned around, avoiding his reflection, and rubbed his eyes. He dearly needed sleep. Jack grabbed the rail stuck to the wall of the small elevator as it ascended to the third floor. The motion wasn't particularly smooth and he could feel all the drinks he’d had just under his adam’s apple. Let’s say he had committed the mistake of not drinking on an empty stomach. Ironic.

Jack stumbled out of the elevator, overshooting and almost crashing into the wallpapered wall. His head was just at the same height as the fire extinguisher, good thing his hands were still working to stop him from getting a self induced concussion.  _ Can I even get a concussion?  _ He turned around as carefully as possible, as not to overshoot, and started heading down the hall. Thankfully his door, the 309 was not too far away. He scrambled for his wallet, and squinting his eyes furiously as to dissipate the blurriness he managed to find his card. Placing one hand on the doorknob and another one on the card detector he opened the door, making the big mistake of placing his entire weight on his hands. He came crashing through the door, the one he held for dear life and that left him kneeling. With quite the effort he got himself up and closed behind him.

_ Bed. _

Just the couple steps had got him to the bed and in the swiftest movement that he could have managed he turned around and let himself fall. He didn’t feel anything as he was falling, he was numb. It was a moment almost suspended in time and for a moment there, he was fine. Everything was fine. Lying down, however, wasn't as good as he expected. He had managed to close his eyes and tuck himself in when he knew the bile was coming up his throat. It was a horribly familiar sensation, not having control whether it was going to leave his throat or not. He audibly groaned. Reluctant to leave the bed, he got up grabbing the sheets and making them into a ball. 

_ At least I haven’t got any more vomit on me. _

He moved to the bathroom and discarded the dirty sheets onto a corner. More vomit was coming, he could feel it. In a rush he moved to the open toilet and let everything out. Maybe he had a hard stomach on an average day but if he kept looking at the remnants of his haphazard ham sandwich floating in the water he’d throw up again. He closed the toilet and flushed it, wincing slightly at the harsh sound it made in contrast to the peaceful silence.

He was still wet, soaking wet in fact, it was no good to sleep like that. He took everything off himself, leaving the discarded pieces of clothing on the floor of the reeking bathroom and his wallet, phone, vortex manipulator, and keys on the sink’s counter. He debated on whether to keep the boxers but ended up deciding to take them off as well. He was moving out of the bathroom when something stopped him.

_ I have no blanket. _

He’d have to improvise then. Turning around he grabbed the fluffy white robe that came with the room. It was short, because  _ of course it was _ . It reached Jack mid thigh and the sleeves were short,  _ really short _ . It would have to do. He went back to the bed and this time he laid down carefully. Maybe he had vomited because of the extreme motion. He curled himself into a ball, putting the ridiculously small robe over him and hugging one of the extra decorative pillows.

Just as he was falling asleep, the thought occurred to him of grabbing a towel as a blanket instead.

* * *

He woke up as the sun came up. Loudly groaning as the light hit his face. He was quite surprised he didn’t have a headache, with all he had drank last night he would have sworn it was enough to make him wake up feeling like shit. Well, now he thought about it he didn’t need to be dehydrated to feel like shit.

He hadn’t had an erection.

Maybe, maybe it was all because of the alcohol, he was too numb to feel a thing. Or maybe it was some physical problem, maybe he wasn’t as healthy as he thought he was. Yeah, that was it. It wasn’t because he was broken or anything. He was fine, _ I am fine. _

He stood up, putting on the miniature sized robe.

_ Jesus, it barely covers my ass. _

He moved to the bathroom, nostrils picking up the stench of vodka and vomit. He really hoped he didn’t have to send his coat to the dry cleaners. He picked up his clothes and went to hang them on the heated towel rack so they would dry properly. Something was odd though, his pants seemed to smell of vomit. His light blue suspenders, dryer than the rest of his items of clothing had a disgusting crust of dry vomit still attached to them. Jack sighed.

_ How do you even clean these things? _

He had to get them off. Unbuttoning the suspenders off his pants, Jack opened the tap of the plugged sink and let them soak for a while. He would deal with that later. Now he had to do something with his life.

His long, pathetic life.

He felt himself tear up. He promised himself he wouldn’t cry anymore but he was standing in front of the bathroom mirror, with only a miniscule white robe to cover his junk, junk of which had decided not to work in the middle of a making out session with a hot bartender. He broke down in tears, hands that were grasping the border of the marble sink now covering his face as he bended over in shame. Lowering down even further onto the floor he pulled himself into a ball and let himself sob.

He was fine! He was ready! He had gone through worse.

How did he let life screw him over so badly?

He was broken, utterly broken.

And there was no one left to fix him.

_ I’m alone. _

He sobbed his eyes out until he had no tears left in him, until he was just a whimpering mess. The stench that had burned his nose was barely noticeable now. All these years, the people he had met, the bonds he had made, gone. Sometimes he wished he could end his curse. Have some peace for once.

Jack stood up with a grunt, his whole body ached. Sluggishly he moved through his room, head down, steps out of line. He tightened his robe, it had gone limp and it needed to be well arranged if he wanted to open the window. He poked his head out and stared down, a slight breeze ruffling his hair. The window cut just below his waist and it was wide enough to let his whole body through.

_ How hard would it be to let myself fall? _

_ Maybe this time I won’t come back. _

He imagined the fall as he closed his eyes. Wind rushing through, feeling weightless, eyes peeking to see the view from halfway down. At first, endorphins, content that the deed has been done. Later, some panic, a powerful nostalgia for the safety back at top. But there was nothing to be done, his feet had left the ground, he had just to wait until gravity did its job. Then nothing. The darkness, that familiar darkness would surround him. This time no gasp to bring him back. Him just floating in black ichor, engulfed by the nothingness and at peace with that. His body, splashed out, practically naked for the robe would come loose. Red blood decorating the pavement where his head would hit the ground. Panic rising, shouts and screams, for someone had just dropped down. All this time, so many people wanted him to die and he would take his own life. But that wasn’t going to happen. The receptionist would have rushed to him, called the authorities, and as he kept Jack’s body in check he would come back. Because he always did. Even when he didn’t want to. 

No, he wasn’t going to let himself drop. It was too messy. Even if he finally found his peace, he had survived too many ridiculous things for him to go this way. He wasn’t going to let himself die like that, not again. 

Jack left the window open, the air inside the hotel room had gone stale. He needed fresh air, just like he needed a fresh set of clothes, the robe was more than annoying now. He crouched under his bed and took out his worn suitcase. It was his emergency suitcase, it contained everything he could ever need. Ianto had found it in the remnants of the explosion and it was all he had now. He opened the suitcase and took out the last remaining set of clean clothes he had. He needed to go shopping. He put them on, and immediately felt better. It was silly, but his clothes were always a source of comfort. They were very distinctively him, and it reminded him of when he had first met the Doctor, when his life had started to change for good. It was a reminder of his past that he didn’t hate, in fact he welcomed it.

He moved to the bathroom to collect his things, he kinda needed his wallet and his wrist felt empty without the pressing of the leather strap of the vortex manipulator. He needed to take matters into his own hands. He wasn’t going to wallow in shame inside a small hotel room in London. He needed help. He was going to ask for help. He was going to find someone who could explain what he had gone through the other night. Because he wasn’t fully alone, there were still people kicking around, friends that had moved on with their own lives. 

As he left the hotel, Jack picked his phone and dialed.

_ Come on Martha, pick up. _

* * *

Machines beeped and vials bubbled in UNIT’s medical department as Martha Jones came back with her test results. She had been kind enough to fit him in for a checkup, and really she was the only medical professional that could, not everyone was aware of his longevity. 

“I’ve been checking and, no, Jack, there’s nothing wrong with you,” stated Martha clipboard in hand.

“There has to be something,” replied Jack with desperation in his voice. “Check again.”

“Jack,” said Martha, stern, “no matter how many times I run these tests I won’t find anything new, UNIT has some of the most precise medical machinery in the planet.” She moved around the room and took her lab coat off, leaving the clipboard she was holding on her desk. “It’s not as if it mattered anyway, you can’t die.”

“No, there needs to be something, there has to,” said Jack, stubborn. He needed an explanation for his earlier problem, there had to be an explanation.  _ Please fix me.  _ “There’s something wrong with me Martha.”

“Then tell me what it is!” Martha exclaimed, obviously annoyed but still with a caring tone to her voice. “You called, voice broken, asking for a checkup. I obliged because you’re my friend, because it was weird that you would ever think you needed a checkup. But you never did tell me why, so Jack, please, tell me what has you so worried.”

“I can’t, I really-”

“Jack.”

“Fine! I-” Jack looked down, hanging his head down in shame, gripping the medical bed until his knuckles were white. It was going to be the first time he would say it out loud, a quiet admission that he was broken. “I think I have erectile dysfunction.”

_ There, I said it. _

“What? No way,” gasped Martha in disbelief.

“Ugh, see? That’s why I didn’t want to tell you, besides I’m not entirely sure, it only happened the one time-”

“No, no, no, it’s fine, and a lot more common than you think,” reassured Martha with a gentle smile on her face, resisting her urge to tease Jack to death.  _ God she really couldn’t believe she was hearing this _ . She would need some good minutes to giggle after this. “It's just that you are the last person I would expect with that condition.”

“Martha, what do I do?”

_ Please, please help me. _

“Well, the tests have left it pretty clear it’s not because of any physical condition. No clogged blood vessels, no high blood pressure, no diabetes, and definitely not obesity. I don’t even think age could be a factor, so I’m afraid I can’t do much about it.”

“If it’s not physical, then what’s the root of the problem?”

“I don’t know but it’s definitely out of my hands,” stated Martha as she moved around her desk to search something up on her computer. She then took a post-it note and scribbled something on it with a nearby pen. “I’ll make some phone calls for you, get them to fit you in. I had a friend back in college who ended up opening her own clinic with a colleague after her boss had a scandal with a client. She’s at the top of her game, I assure you Jack, I’m leaving you in very capable hands.”

“Wait, a clinic? Where am I going?”

“If your restraint isn’t physical, Jack, then it’s clearly emotional and if you want the problem solved, unless you somehow manage to figure it out all on your own, you’re going to need therapy.”

Martha handed Jack the piece of paper.

“Give them a call to schedule an appointment, once you’re ready,” Martha offered with a small smile. She knew this must have been hard for Jack, she just didn’t know to what extent.

Coming down the medical table, Jack buttoned his blue shirt back up, an action that had been interrupted when Martha had gotten back with her results. 

“I suppose I should get going then,” said Jack a little saddened by having to say goodbye. 

“Yeah,” murmured Martha. She moved her arms around his neck and pulled Jack into a hug. It had been the first time someone had hugged him in a good while and Jack could feel tears prickling in his eyes. He returned the hug, and it was over as soon as it started. “Take care Jack.”

“Will do Martha Jones,” replied Jack as he put on his coat, ready to leave.

“That’s Doctor Martha Jones, and remember to visit. Goodbye, Jack.”

With a swift salute Jack went off. He would come back, but he had to get himself sorted first. He needed to get his life back on track, and maybe therapy would be the answer. Maybe therapy would fix him, he trusted Martha well enough to know that he was in good hands.

As he left the UNIT headquarters Jack looked at the square piece of paper with the UNIT logo and colors in the corner that Martha had handed him. In black ink and in Martha’s surprisingly legible for a doctor handwriting was scribbled all the information details.

Dr Linda Moss & Dr Graham O’Brien Sex Therapy Clinic. Tel.:020-96441858

Jack took in a big breath.

_ I really hope this works. _

**Author's Note:**

> Try to guess how much I've used from my experience in Jack's drunken shenanigans.


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